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Education - From: 1849 To: 1899
This page lists 4 cases, and was prepared on 27 May 2018.
ÂThe Queen v The Master, Fellows, And Assistants Of The College Of God's Gift, In Dulwich [1851] EngR 890; (1851) 17 QB 600; (1851) 117 ER 1411
17 Nov 1851
Education
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Attorney-General v The Harberdashers' Company [1854] EngR 693; (1854) 19 Beav 385; (1854) 52 ER 399
1 Jul 1854
Education
A testator, in 1614, founded a preachership, a school and almshouses, but neither by the will nor by the Royal charter of foundation was any provision made as to the religious instruction of the scholars ; the latter empowered the governors to make such reaaonable statutes for the “good rule and governance” of the school as they should think proper, so as not to be repugnant to the laws of the realm. Statutes were accordingly made, requiring the scholars to attend church and receive religious instruction. Held. that this was not a Church of England school ; and it was ordered, in a proposed new scheme, that children whose parents objected, should neither be compelled to attend church or to receive religious instruction.
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Ex parte the School Board of London, In re Murphy (1877) LR 2 QBD 397
1877
Cockburn CJ
Education
Cockburn CJ said "an occasional omission might suffice" to constitute the offence under the bye-laws of not securing the regular attendance of a child at school, contrasting it with the graver sanction of a school attendance order which might result from an habitual failure.
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Marshall v The School Board of Ardrossan [1879] SLR 17 - 242
20 Dec 1879
SCS
Education
School - Schoolmaster - Retiring Allowance - Review of School Board's Resolution where there has been Dismissal for Fault.
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